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With Bank of China as the first institution signed up, the pilot programme aims to facilitate the onboarding process for corporates trading with Chinese firms.
A host of treasury functions still require a physical signature, but new technology and regulations are shifting much of this online. Digital signatures? What could possibly go wrong?
